Bastion Apartament Overview
Bastion Apartament sits tucked between the cobbled streets of Gdańsk’s Old Town and the quieter, more residential Wałowa. I arrived on a breezy late‑August evening, when the tram rattles were just a soft backdrop to the distant bell ringing from St. Mary’s Basilica. The lobby’s smell was a mix of fresh coffee and the faint hint of rain on stone—a comforting, almost nostalgic scent. Check‑in was lively but not chaotic; the front desk staff were quick, hand‑held the keys with a friendly smile, and whispered a quick tour of the building before I slipped into my room. I mean, they’re in a 4‑star spot, but the vibe feels more like a boutique, and you can actually see the historic brick walls peeking through the hallways.
The apartment itself is a neat, airy space—think 2‑bedroom suite with a kitchenette that’s surprisingly functional. The texture of the vintage wooden floor under my feet is a subtle reminder of the building’s age, and the large windows let in a generous amount of natural light, especially in the morning. The room is quiet, except for the occasional distant chatter from the courtyard where a group of tourists snaps photos of the old town. Parking is a bit of a chore: street parking is available, but you’ll need to pull a meter and watch the time or duck into the municipal lot on the corner of Wałowa and Święty Marcin—it’s a bit farther but definitely worth the extra step for a hassle‑free stay. The noise level at night is pretty decent; after 10 pm the street quiets down, and you can hear the gentle hum of the city instead of the clatter of market stalls. The breakfast area—if you’re not a self‑caterer—offers a small selection of pastries and local coffee, and the staff will gladly point you toward the best spot for a hearty breakfast in town.
The real charm of Bastion Apartament lies in its proximity to local favorites. From the balcony you can see the angledDelimited line of the Motława River, and a few blocks away, there’s the bustling New Market Square where you can grab a pierogi from the stall next to the old clock tower. I paused at the café on the corner of Wałowa and Gdańsk for a cappuccino, and the barista gave me a wink—she’s a local
Bastion Apartament Accommodations
| Accommodation | Details | Estimated Price |
|---|---|---|
| One-Bedroom Apartment | 1 full bed and 1 sofa bed for Max. people: 4 | $62 |
House Rules at Bastion Apartament
Pets:
- Pets are not allowed.
Parties:
- Parties/events are not allowed
Smoking:
- Smoking is not allowed.
Check-in:
- From 2:00 PM
- You need to let the property know what time you’ll be arriving in advance.
Check-out:
- Until 12:00 PM
Cancellation/prepayment:
- Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to accommodation type. Check what conditions apply to each option when making your selection.
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